This week on the Solari Report, I join Jon
Rappoport for a pre-recorded report to discuss the story of
Hamilton Securities Group.

I founded Hamilton Securities
in 1990. The firm was initially very successful - known for
innovation in the application of new technology to financial
transactions. However, our helping the Federal Housing
Administration realize 100+% improvement in defaulted
mortgage recoveries was unpopular with private investors and
developers accustomed to special treatment. Hamilton's
efforts stood in the way of the "financial coup d'etat" - of
engineering a mortgage bubble using federal mortgage fraud,
of "disappearing" billions from federal accounts, and of a
new wave of gentrification which would include the
development of private prison companies financed with
federal contracts.

In 1996 I had dinner with a politically
connected HUD developer. He told me that a decision had been
made to move Hamilton and me out of position. He said,
"Well, we tried to have you fired through the White House
but that did not work. So now the big boys have gotten
together and decided you are going to prison." Having
organized Hamilton to withstand such dirty tricks, I replied
that the effort, if begun, would fail. I was too clean. He
replied, "You don't get it. The fix is in. There is nothing
you can do."

He was wrong. There was a great deal that I
could do - and did. After 18 audits and investigations only
turned up evidence of a great performance on behalf of
taxpayers and communities, and numerous efforts to falsify
evidence to support bogus allegations failed, Hamilton was
successful in civil litigation against the U.S.
government.

The process proved to me beyond a shadow of a
doubt that we have no economic problems. Our problems are
spiritual and political.

As the developed world
contemplates trillions in unfunded liabilities and a growing
mountain of debt, Jon and I invite you to explore what the
story of Hamilton Securities says about the possibilities of
rebuilding our power, our culture, and our wealth as we
clean up the mess created by pumps and dumps and bubbles and
bailouts.

The report is pre-recorded so find the files on
the blog. It's Jon's show this week -so no Money &
Markets or Let's Go to the Movies. Do post your
questions for us on the blog!

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